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was eventually formalized into the scientific notation g = 9.81 m/s. 2, or that through the imaginative process of pretending to ride a light beam that E=MC. 2. was borne. Our goal as educators is to help students make this leap – from intuitive understand-ings and natural curiosity to knowledge creation – to a space where ideas can be
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